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Toyonaka Tsubasa Park "ma-zika"

Location: 2-2-14 Haradachū, Toyonaka City, Osaka Prefecture
Area: 5.9 hectares
Opening Hours: 9:00 AM – 9:30 PM (Entry until 9:00 PM)
Closed: Open year-round
Admission Fee: Free
Partial Opening Date: August 12, 2025
Full Opening Date: Scheduled for March 2027
Parking: During partial opening: 127 cars (including 3 for disabled persons and 1 for large buses)
During full opening: 273 cars (including 5 for disabled persons and 1 for large buses)
Parking Fee: 100 yen/20 minutes (maximum 900 yen on weekdays, no limit on weekends and holidays)

No meals are available on weekdays... There is a convenience store nearby.
Food trucks will be available on holidays, etc...

Toyonaka Tsubasa Park "ma-zika" is a new urban park under development just south of Osaka International Airport (Itami Airport),
right next to the Senri River Levee.
Its main feature is the ability to see planes just before landing from a very close perspective,
and the name "ma-zika" comes from the sounds of "close" and "really?".
There will be events... Check out the food trucks on weekends and holidays at Toyonaka Tsubasa Park 'ma-zika'.

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